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Kyle In a way, it's nice reading it and knowing that since it's publish date, many of the theories have been validated by now.

Gravitational Waves for exam…moreIn a way, it's nice reading it and knowing that since it's publish date, many of the theories have been validated by now.

Gravitational Waves for example, are a topic of discussion, and we have only just observed them in the past year or so. (less)

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I was able to understand the language of Brief Answers to the Big Questions & A Brief History of Time as Stephen Hawking wrote it in a way that a person like myself with no background in cosmology could understand and enjoy its literature. Is it the same for this book or is it more complex in relation to the books I have mentioned above?

Bhairav Mehta This book is definitely more 'technical' than either of those, but it is still written for a reader without a background in either of those. The autho…moreThis book is definitely more 'technical' than either of those, but it is still written for a reader without a background in either of those. The author does a good job of explaining the details in text.(less)

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I am planning to read this author's other book 'The science of interstellar.' Will I get lots of new info if I read this book also or are the two largely overlapping?

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